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RIcHMoNDELEvAToR COMPANY

This company was organized in 1882
and its elevator building was construct
ed in that year with storage capacity
of 400, 600 bushels. The stock now
on hand is Ito, 900 bushels.
This company supplies one OF the
necessities OF the grain trade Of the
city, and has done q satisfactory bust
ness. Its present officers are L. l..
Bass, president; G. Z. Buck, secresa'
ry; E. B. Grymss, manager. Direc.
tors T. W. McCance, b. s. Fitch,
John P. Purcell, Williams O. Wickhsm,
O. +. Buck, A. s. Buford, and L. L.
Bass.
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tuHI btu - %
Other cases filed
Revenue Cases Total number, 800 ;
ended, 329.
Admiralty Cases: Total number,
ia; ended, ITO; pending, 4.
Chancery Cases Total number, 1872;
ended, l52.
Common-Law Cases Total number,
2l5; ended, 200; pending, Is.
Criminal Cases Total number of in
dictments, 1875; ended, 1856 pending,
10.
Supreme Court Of Appeals at Rich
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under the soperintenderce OF the SIS
tiers Of Chari.y.

SIhEEV.
This institution has been steadily
improving for the last five years, each
year more patients having been received
and more prescriptions filled than the
year preceding. This institution is in
deed a godsend to the poor Of our city.
1t affords gratuitously medical advice
and medicines and surgical operations
and surgical appliances to all of the
poor who come to its rooms.
The rooms are ample and well ar
ranged, the different races and sexes
being received in separate apartments,
all Of which are we'll warmed during
the cold season.
1t affords the same advantages to in
digent lying.in women at their homes.
1t Is divided into six separate de-
partmsnts, each of which is presided
over by competent medical aud surgl-
cal officers.
During the past year 1868 visits
have been paid to its rooms.
The following is the present organi-
cation of tho medical and surgical staff
Of the Dispensary: DR.. Aaron Jeffe-
ny, superintendent; DR.. Daniel j.
Coleman, assistant superintendent.
Department of Diseases of Women
and Children DIR. Edward Mccarthy.
Department Of Diseases Of the Heart,
Lungs, and Digestive Organs: DIR.
Charles A. Blanton.
Department of General Surgery
DR.. W. T. Oppenhimer; DR.. Aaron
Jeffery, assistant.
Department Of Diseases Of the Eye,
Ear, and Throat: DIR. W. +. Mercer
and DR.. David McCaw.
Department Of Diseases Of the Nsr-
vous System, Kidneys, and Skin: DR..
Edward Smith.
Department Of Obstetrics and Dis
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-01-01

The great Bonanza mines Of Nevada
are less noted than DR.. Ball's Cough
Syrup.
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ANOTHER JERSEY MURDER.
An unknown German "o"""
Butohered AT Railway. ~

p.y i March ga horriole
-. occnrred here sometime ias'
ni.,bt on Jefferson avenue, on the "es.-
.orn side of the city At an carry nVul
tb{s morning a farmer. who was uri',hs
IN "a the civ. found the dead Dooy oi
,.oll dressed woman lying at one sue VI
,f'. .,.or,,e Her throat was cut from
ear 10 ear. and her dress ana wrap va w.,
comnletely soaked with hail orieu pioou, "i
The news of the horrible discovery sp'oau
ranidly throughout the CITY, causing III
tense excitement u,,.o,o,h
Dr lanes ;. Green, OF Elizabeth,
.onnty nhvsician Of Union county, ana
Lrntbsr ~ Governor Green, WAS tele-
..,,.t.l for and visited the scene. ne
oai1 ,be voung woman had undoubtedly
Id q desnerate struggle for life, as the
snf, esrtb was torn up for some distance
..-,,,,,d ,be body on one side oil the
IL. los, a small basket filed with iresh
go The girls hands were torn ana
.ra,ched Death resulted from the ter,
r1Io wound I'm the throat. An eAclteu
cro,yd NJ men and women, numbering
several hundred, was to be seen groupe"
about the body. ohod,
DR. Graen decided not to move the oody
until n had been photographed as II lay
I'm the huge pool Of blood, and ordered .he .he
,botogranher 10 visit the scene OF the
murder and take q number OF views OF
the body the trampled ground and ,,o,,, IN,
.,rronndinqs. The dead girl was about
toentv.six wears old, and her appearance
t,i,rs,os that she was of German birlh
Sbe was well dressed Up to noon th'
hodv had been viewed by several Thousand
nersons bur none could identify H.
IL is thought that the giri hyeu a. ~. L.
vice I'm the country, and walker 10 nm .n'
city last night for the purpose oil seil,ns
me- basket Of eggs. The supposition Is ina
She was murdered by tramps.
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GREEN OLD AGE.

Ro., Colletta Collongio. born in Italy, IN
t7ss died In View York last y~eck. She was
eight years m this country, and when she
landed here vas quite an active woman.
Mr. and Ms. Blodget, Of Gilroy, Cal are
supposed 20 be the oldest married couple IN
that state Their ages are ~ and n respect
lively, and they have been married seventy
nine years.
Michael Kruger. of Manchester. Nh., was
horn ll8 wears ago In Posen, Prussia. he IA
the father of nine children, seven beng sons.
and when tle seventh son vas born Mlchael
received letter and $50 from the King OF
Prussia.
Henry Bonneau. Frenchman, of New Bed
ford. claims 90 be- l05 years old. he was born
in the province of Quebec, where he married
hi. first wife. by whom Doe had twelve chn
dren lie married second time. and h'e
more children were bonn to him.
Obadiah Vincent. an iumateof the Cumier
land county. Ills. poor house, was born ~
Kentucky. IN l,67. and is consequently lD
wears old Hi,form is bent nearly double be
i. blind and set until few weeks ago he
',l,le IN do work % keep him ont of the
poor house
Mr.. Mary Temple. colored, who died at
/ N.,, BEDFORD. Mas. was probably the oldest
pe,.on I'M the city She claimed 70 be- NOR
/ fan lo0 year. old. but her family, putting
ha,. .,,e st the lowest possible figure, 'all d
o- Sl, wa. born % ,avc, bat e-coi-d IRON
Washington sixty years ago.
Twomorecenteuorians have come 20 hSht
One is Mrs Priscilla Goodse.l, of Nor"alA
conn who wa- in veafs od @ week ago
and -be o.her- Ms Patsy Nelson ot vi
nm. S. g.. who B., lU1 years old. and has !
children. 76 grandchildren, 80 great grand
children and 30 Observation-Disclosures.
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p.op. of thermometer 40 Spence Iy-
,e. t Coz. shoe house. Broad s'IceI
March 26fh. 1888, g am- boz. l- DID,, 'o b
3 pm, CO.. pm. 54
Tine Grand Lodge Of odd Fe.lo"s.
meet. I'm Pe.er.bur- April l2th
Special attention is called Co the adYef-
,i.e,nent of Sampson & Adamson ID ini-
issue
The constitution. bylaws and list OF
members OF The Chamber of commerce
have been received.
Mrs Snas Shelburne one OF NlcH-
monds sweetest sopranos VIII sing ''
Centenary church this morning
Lee Camp Drum Corps hrs just re-
ceived fine set of drums. and are no"
nrenarei to make the weikin ring
Nv the fire at Randall Maynard's bIick,
,yorts I'm Rockets about $1,000 worth OF
propertv was destroyed no insurance
Mr. c. " Burger and wife iIom
Claremont. Va. will conduct the services
Al the Salvation Army tomorrow. Al'
invited and all welcome.
Rev. r. T.. Kerr tine beloved pastor Oh
the First Presbyterian church. VINO Na'
heen sick the past week, is announce" ''
preach al his church to-day
Mr. Coarie Myers has been admitted a, a.
fnr mariner in the music house OF N
p Ramos * Co.. and bis many friend.
Viii wish both that gentleman and lh'
firm all success.
Mr. William Il Burgess, an old NieA
mond typo. now in the Government oii!e'
N Washington. was In attendance VIII
lis old comrades 80 the meeting OF re
rrsm's Battalion las night.
We were i'm error in stating that Salo
r ID r Myers Is president of the Peters
hnr- and Weldon railroad, that oihc
Iei6r held hy Colonel John b. Palmer
,,bo /, also first yice-pre-iteli OF lh
Alantic Coast Line.
q The elegant and costly passion eros
stndied with diamonds, presented 20 10
Commandery Of St. Andrew, Knight
Templar. of this city, by the Lodge o
II Andrew. Of Boston, Friday nighI }
ON exhibition in Tylers window. liner
are twelve large diamonds and SIX -ma
ones
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

MADISON. WIS, March 26.-ln the
Assembly Yesterday a discussion took
place on Gin requiring railway compa
nies to furnish annual passes good IN
Wisconsin. TO all members OF the Legisla-
turc. elective State officers and members
of thc Courts of Record II was amended,
prohibiting railway companies from
Granting trip passes on the request oi
members OF the Legislature TO friend, OF
the latter. and then, after the sharp de
bate. tle bin was passed by vote OF ~
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

MEMPHIS. March 26--A special 10 the
Ese.ing Sciminr from Clarendon, Ark,
saws Frank Roland, the expert safe bur
glsr. who robbed the safe of the Southern
Express Company at Brinkley, Ark in
December. 1850. was to-day sentenced by
the Monroe County, Ark, court, TO a term
of five years in the penitentiary.
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ITEMS ABOUT WORDS

Merchant ina Scotland is mere shopseeper
Tradsman m he nd means merely an
artisan. ID br.ckayer. carpenter, etc.
N..raWt twocentuue -ince HieAl' '''-''''
AN. believer n the Catholic chuich
Bakester. sswster, roadster were once 'h'
feminine Of tine baker sewer ANA reader
Unssd. uubold, m~llom were good "ofd'
..cs ss we're fr.endess. teacheress, cous.ness.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

ROVE March 2G-Msgr Galemberii, the
special Papal delegate TO Berlin, has tele-
graphod 10 The Pope that he has obtained
from Prince Bismarck all the religious
concessions asked by the Vatican, but
has not obtained any political concession.
The leaders of the Centre lCatholicl party
maintain great reserve towards Msgr.
Galemherti
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An Ahattoir Burned.

TRENTON, y. j., March 26.-Ihe aoat-
toir of John Taylor 81 Co.. az East ITen-
ton was burned uis morning The
slaughter fertilizer. wool, pelt and hide
houses with valuable machinery ana
stock. were destroyed. The approxma'ed
loesis $4,000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27
,>ornrn RAILROAD DEAL

Consolidating Roads south of the Lakes on
the Richmond Terminal Plan
Nrv YORK. March 2G Arrangements
are being perfected in this city Tor me
consolidation of number OF roads soai d
of tbe lakes into system like mat OF me
Richmond and west Point Terminal
Company The Louisville. New Albany.
and Chicago. Lake Erie and Western
and Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton
viii form The nucleus of tAe system, ana
viii compete for business from thc Mis-.
.i..inpi 10 the ocean The DAYTON ana
Delnbo, railroad has been bought Boy the
Cincinnati Hamilton and Dayton, and
UHl be- used %. connection with the
CHICAGO and Atlantic Most Of iAe prn
cipal Stockholders in Richmond Terminal
are interested in the nrw SYSTEM ara d
the Stavuer-lye, purchase oi The BAN
more and Ohio is successfully carried ou'
that road will De- used foran eastern con
aeCtion
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The LEGISLATURE
EXTRA SESSION OF 1887 TENTH
DAYS PROCEEDINGS.
senate


House joint resolution I'D Ieia'l"" w
the appointment OF commission ~ oD",
fer with the foreign bondho'deis Sai'o up
i'm the senate yesterday a"" 'ii' ,.n
siderati0n OF 10 was postpone" "n'''
Tuesday.
THE INVESTIGATION COMMENCED
Tho s,ocisl committee appointed by
..d So,d,o to iyvostigate the charges
,roeerreJ ,~o ogainst certain persons IN CON
pection with thc Charleston. Cincinnati
and CHICAGO railroad bin now pending
~ ,b. General Assembly began their i'm
....,;'.,tios ~ ,esrerdav morning Senator
piocistone f chairman of the committee
l''a' pa ,Lo o,ber members are Senators
~ ,t,.oii,t. onJ NcDonald
srho committee agreed to report the fol-
lowing 10 the senate and asks IFS adop-
ton ..1 ..o.
W herea' ny ,os''.''G. .S,i. Eo5, % ,gos an.
leroay' q colll'll..''' ~, ,l.a co,drct of
pointed I'D iut"" .t Cbs,le.ton Gin
representa- Sl ~ w. D.ur.,l Comnanv
clhhali' AN" ''.'.'- ..'',.;r,. h,. innroncr
.n i,','0'.', 80 ,ba charter. and
'""''''' .......,,,,,,i,os of said com.
"n'l'@' l0 ,..il., .,,,l fr.. Investigation
pahN ue7'lg .''' ''.i,' ........,,s f,yorino
". All 'l.,,l'r ,l.,.. orno.ing ihe granting
,I lt.....'. .,, ,,herea. the poWcr
''.' .'.,r. ii,.if.l fo ths I'm
OF sa'n 1s ...'. .;l,' o,i,. therefor,
Fe',lsN''o" "' '''
De it r.,......,.,..rso of -aid com
...1.i''.,,"n5cJ ~ incinlc thc rich
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

WumNGT0N. DEL. March 26.-Goy-
ernor Biggs this morning appointed At
.oney-General John II. Paynter to the
associate judgeship OF tile State courts,
TO hll the vacancy caused by Judge
Wootens death The appointee i a son
in.law Of Ex-Governor Stockley.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27
PRICE, ONE CENT.
BY TELEGRAPH.
,,,~os AT HOME AND ABROAD
As SENT OVER THE WIRES

Another Railroad Deal Hurricane "
Wheeling. ". Va. An Abo''"''
Iod,.,sl Appointment t"r' OF Der
n.,,,.s safe Burglar sentence"
Free Passes for Legislators
the vatican iirc-Ac'
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27
uI.RRIcASE NEAR WHEELING.
Harms wrecked and Blown Away M"
Church Twisted About.

:
WHEELING. w. VA, March 26.-The
hurricane Of early yesterday morning did
large amount OF damage in this vicinity,
although the CITY itself escaped, owing TO
n. sheltered position. AT Moundsyille
the large barn of Charles Jasper was
wrecked Near Cameron, Mr. Otts
dwelliug.house was destroyed. little
ton. barns and saw-mill were wrecked.
The Catholic church at Broad Tree sta,
ti0n. on the Baltimore road, was twisted
Al risht angles to its former position
Six miles above this city the large stock
barn of Edward Miller was blown quar-
ter of mile aud reduced TO splinters.
Al Burton a large amount OF lumber was
widely scattered Reports Of other
damages are constantly coming In.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

Plunkett and Wiz Medium, two fast
goers. have been matched Tor TWO races
for $500 side. the races TO take place
Nav 2lst and 23d on the Fair-Grounds
track.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

OswEGo. March 26-A large tenement
house and TWO dwellings with a large
quantity Of furniture, were destroyed oy
dre last night The total loss Is esu'
mated S55 600; insurance S34 600.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

PuIsBURG, March 26.-A Youngstown,
Ohio. special 10 the Chroaicie- Ielegraph
saws Two threats have been made 10 lynch
Ebenezer Stanyard. the murderer Of Miss
Hancock, and the jail has been CLOSELY
guarded Early this morning loud talk
of lynching was indulged in, but cooler
iudrmcnt prevailed.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

NEW ORLEANS, March ga fire al
the corner Of Seventh and Annuncia,ion
streets last night burned eleven small
houses. The loss Is estimated at $4,000
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27
Weather Indications.

WASHINGTON, March 26.-Indications
for the twenty-four hours, commencing al
pm. For Virginia, fair weather near
ly stationary temperature, variable winds,
generally northeasterly.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

Cabinets. 81 per dozen; Cards, 81 pei
do1en RicHMoSD PHOrOGRAPH Co,
uoIen' s27 Broad street.
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The Earlyof Derby pee,,n...

LsSDoS, March 25.--The Earl OF Derby
has declined TO cat as chairman OF the
silver committee.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27
Watch Club.

One Dollar week will get you 800
....es z. KERsEY,
2mr e-l2t i'ii Last
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.

fppf1sn o PUBLIC At"USrl
sTATFNFNT FOR FISCAL YEAR ENDlNG
y OF the condition Ih
tNY Hfrfei
Public
reguat OF Insurance
iluv fARTNF ~
ofsadco KRPtD ESQ
sctefo II d cc1nya
atI',rn5n- -J. STANLEY
lopltvC CIa arman j.
acietar
nzed md Moor
tonnenc nce % usi .soNNo
Of heg
oft ageutin j
90
susc coiIfiauon
Thea amour o. sadc
ft,eI nited this state
aud al q
and absolutely Dy the
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

Al there my sweet Cherokee,
\ Won have stopped my coughing don't you

Al there my sweet Ohefokee, ..
\ you have stopped my coughing don't you
..I,..'. Shall remember thee.
sweet Cherokee Sweet theroh'c'
D. Nom are troubled with cuuth' h, 9il'-''
or sore throat. fhe Cherokee touth biNla
will give immediate ifl'l. -N.N ~.
have tricd Them. Onl} o. cents per D'A' I"'
i Throckmorton Third and Jackson, Mf-'
a Norris F5 Brook avenue h. a. Nttalh'
Twenty second and Nam slItel7' i,'"is ,i'',..,
Ten. el0a East Broad street &. 3. iI,.inL
.ii Wssf Main street; Anderson 90. biolN
ttenuraud Marshall w \. " dlh '''n ' ..'i"t"
-treef. Nrs. Allison. 1896 Et-i MAIN street y.
~ T,vler. l3l Twenty sixth street DO " , h"l
l..r twenty eighth and Clay 7litct7 T.. 8 I'iI t1.
r D0s, Heualic street, D. huthciioIu' 'I'
NI.rth Seventeenth street, w Imam " llhah'
1,,,rnrik,. and Jay streets hccd Hiut Aioi,,
,f,e.,+, nth and Clay; Ml-. A9htH "--
urosd street: Nchardsons afgt -'"it
-',..rt.anfh and NcnH0.e. J.. J.. htcrc' ~
F..t Marshall street, Mr. MarNiSl' Vult I"
'-1 HuU streets. Manchester, VT. No'i
Wul near Fifth street, Nti'u'Hl..
49, ei.tn and HUH streets. Manchester NI..
'',4' Hrn btf,vetn Eighth and Niuth
A.lH'.i'' ,isDrh.ster. OLIVE b. Df nh,
V, ,oie-ale and Retail Candy MdnuiHv D.
SnIe Agent. 6l4 East Marshall street. ''' l.
,,UORTHAND RENOLJIlONlLED f. /.
y Sloan uuplOyan system inosl I"l.', ,..'i',., H.,
l.,ahIe boz the world Glasses "I" ioi ,.''',' 49,,
-aUN NtiIl l'l NtA' tt''- '.f
t4Ipht hv experienced operator. I"it't' ", tti' .'
maII "a specalty. The school room, - ii"S
winckel Building.
~ ED-LINE, ENEkGk ~
w men with -mall capital to conir1i ln,
.,I. OF "A rgtrut article JOB tni- Nial'. i+"s'
nrorf. 10 night parties. Call ana gAaiiHiii,Sg,
i''''' g. GlLLlOIl'
-,.st,, tas +. Broad ST.
WANTED. To purchase "a House ana
w lot worth about SlUn VIII pay luv or
.nra.h. and balance ln monthly OF QuHll,ie
in.faIlmcut-. COrrcsr sroudcnce solicited, siaiink
.,.efiou. terms. sc. WiI also consider tcih7
o,, "a iof separately. Address ~ W. g., TIMES
Ofhce.
NxYANTED-TWO RELIABLE CAR
w RfERs for THE TIMES for The West
rnt Exclusive territory Co the RIGHT parties
NppN between o and am. al NV y Mh- .i
Office.
XxvANTED-TO BUY A SECOND
w hand Boiler steam OF about iiye or ten
GALLONS capacity. Address - Is ~
2nh AIT e..'. !. ~, -.
WANTED ALL Ny FRIENDS
w and the public 10 know that ,,s can !, h9s 10y
he found al ma HUI street, ~ y <r5\ "
CHFSTER CANDY AND CON ~ IN itl>,II n
MANUFACIoRi. H'"'
5mr2I-ot
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After This both HOUSES Adjourned me
sessions were bricf and uamporiani ana
would have been more br'ei but Tor lhe
fact that they were waiting for ihe Flsi-
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1887-03-27

Account stocks the United state d % c
alsouely by The Company
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T-Srrrp STATES CONSULATE.
CITY AND COUNTY oi
BE 10 remembered, that on
CHARLES r. ri SSELL. Con,
anucared i. STANLEY hOULl
Il Mercy Marine Insurance q
saw. and each for himself says.
aUi thai the fOrg0inr is % true
lstIon Ou the last iay of JOS u
fnc best OF their iuiOrmhiiou-
Iu testimony whereof. ! ha'
llth day of March, loss
SEAL
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

IT WILL BE SEEN by en- article In
our lo,sl columns shat Messrs. j. W.
and G. r. Higgins have . patented pro-
cess By which the very snnoylu z
whitening OF bricks 10 not only re.
moved, but prevented frsm fe-Appearlpg &
again In the same bricks. This is .
very valuable invention. Wherever IL
has been triei 1t has done its work
effectuaily. The appearsuoe OF the
outside o! many veiy handsome build
inss 10 marred and made unsightly o.
times BY the appearance Of this white
coating that exudes from the bricks.
The Messra HigsIns' invention. com
pletely drives out OF the brick the
chemical cause OF the coating. A few
years ago some parties ont In the West
ern States advertised for . process that
would prevent the whitenipg OF brick
walls, offering two hundred thousand
dollars for such an invention. TIE
Messrs. Higgins would like nov to
come Across those men Who had go
much money to Cffer. We hope, too,
they may come ACROSS them. Any per-
son who recoile,ts OF the advertisement,
and can produoe copy Of 1t will con.
fer . greA. favor upon these gentlemen
by giving them the desired information.
There are N msny buildings In Whining
ton that badly need the application Of
the Messrs. Higgins process for re-
moving white coAiiDg from bricks
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

WHILE WE think that the Grand
Army veterans should not have refused
10 march under Cleveisnd's portrait
strung acros. the street In Wheeling,
West Virginia, yesterday, We are s.lil
inclined 10 make considerable allow
anoe for the feelings that controlled
the n. They only saw 10 Cleveland the
man who vetoed soldiers bounty bills,
and would II he had had the power re
turned the rebel flags TO the regiments
from which they were captured. There
is no doub: that the banner with the
objectionable inscription Of God bless
our President, OommAnder.ih- Jhiet OF
our Army and Navy" was thrown
across the stree. rs an insult TO the vet
erans, but that was no reason Why the
latter should have sho vn such marked
disrespect TO the President. Cleveland
Is the President OF the United S .stes,
and ~ suoh should be treated with re.
speot on account OF the offi 70 he holds.
The real parties to blame In the N after
are the proprieiors OF the Register, tn.
Democratic organ, for throwing Acros.
the objection able banner. Had the co..
uun OF veterans little more time TO
think over the mater We have no doubl
they would have acted differeotly-s
ex-Preeideni Hsyss did, as hs lifted bts
hat while riding past under the banner.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27

As WAS EXPECTED the Govern men,
was sustained yesterday In the Eng ist
Parliament on the vote upon the re.o
luton requesting the Q1een 10 declare
the proclAiming OF the National Ls.zae
imperative, bat by such reduced IN =.
joEity tha: the tories could ex!rAc. bat
little comfort from 1t. The ooAlition f..
slowly and surely dlssolving, and It
may 81 ary .lme collapse and lead 10 3
new election and new ministry. Il
an election WAS held now 1t Is nos hsrd
10 see that Gladstone would come 10 the
front again.
Daily Republican., 1887-08-27


WHAT HAS bs,one OF Henry
Georges theories OF free trade In mis-
platform Of the Labor U aion party
adopted ~ SYRACUSE a few days az?
When he was a Leading member Of tie
Democratic party he was pus upon the
stump to advocate the election OF G.n.
eral Hancock. Hs missed no opoor.
tuniiy :or setting forth his free trade
theories, aud 30 persistent was he In the
advocacy OF them that the Dem 1cratic
managers were compelled to cancel bis
engagements for fear that he would in
Jure the chances OF General Hanoock,s
election. Every since, or rather until
the recent Syracuse convention, be nss
advocated the sans free srads theories,
A very i'm portant occasion was offered
70 him st the convention named TO
bring forward HIS favorite theory, but
somehox he failed to breathe a word
about 1t. We would have supposed that
the apostle OF the new party would
have proclaimed the faith that WAS In
him boldly and without disguise. Ys.
upon this gres. question he is omiuous
ly silent. he has not word to say to
these assem- bled workingmen about the
terrible oppression Of protection. A
doctrtue that Mr.. George believes to be
good foe the Dam ooratle party, he GER
kainly ought not to withhold from his